 Digitisation of education and research, culture, and media. Increased production of digital media content. E-government and the Public Sector  Consolidation and centralisation of the digitisation of state administration with the use of cloud computing technology and big data in order to achieve synergistic effects.  Development of new e-services of state administration (including healthcare, the public sector, partly local self-government services) within the common service IT-infrastructure.  Pre-commercial procurement of computerisation and development of advanced innovative e-services of public sector.  Introduction of an electronic identity card (eID).  Development by the 'digital by default' principle, and priority or mandatory use of public e-services.  Possibility to use IOF, infrastructure of electronic identities and services of trust and other einfrastructure for cross-border public e-services also for the private sector.  Introduction of new services for protection, salvage and assistance to persons, especially relating to services of emergency call on 112. ICT Sector in Slovenia  Digitisation of entrepreneurship and production, promotion of internet entrepreneurship and internet start-ups.  Intensive opening of public and research data.  A test cloud for easier and faster development of innovative e-services based on open public research data and spatial data.  New and refashioned business models based on the development opportunities of ICT and the internet (industry 4.0, e-business, peer-to-peer, sharing economy). Cyber Security  Systemic regulation of cyber security provision and protection of critical IT infrastructure, raising trust in cyberspace.  Protection of human rights in the digital society.  Increased risk for deficient public e-services because of poor quality and availability of data.  Loss of cultural heritage, less legal certainty, and difficulties in the re-use of data because of the unsuitable system for archiving and storing digital objects.  Unsuitable and badly thought-out replacements for traditional technologies with IP technologies. ICT Sector in Slovenia  Degradation of research and development capacities in ICT because of the globalisation of research and development and global competition. Cyber Security  Lack of trust in cyberspace, safety and privacy and thus in the use of e-services - weakening of the commercial potential of digitisation and lower level of trust of citizens in the state.  Insufficient awareness of the importance of ensuring a high level of cyber security. DIGITAL SLOVENIA 2020 - Development strategy for the information society until 2020 11